@@zali9930 you are actually person number 1000 atleast but the first one in the comments to mention it, i thought i escaped the cycle of being a conor mini me 😂there you go💀
Good stuff. I’m an emerald fiddle main and what I like about this content is that you seemed to trim all the fat that other educational channels have in their videos. You explained things in a straightforward manner with application. Instead of explaining concepts for hours, you showed the applications of those concepts in a live setting. I also liked how you showed the full game and the decisions you made in the mid game and why. Lots of channels will just cover early game and then be like ‘just win after that’. This really helped me learn personally. The acknowledgement of the complexity of the game at the end and applying it as simply as possible was a nice touch. Thank you.
100% what I was trying to do especially with this Video. I was not sure if i really trimmed it all down to the Fat because sometimes i tend to get lost in the moment and end up explaining some concepts very indepth but as you have said I really tried to do that in this Video. Keeping it Replicable yet simple and reasonable. Glad it was this clear to you and i totally started explaining it that way due to the many coaching videos out there that might have some truth to them but just leave so much "fat" on concepts which makes them hard to apply conistently especially for players who start out learning the game no matter which elo. Appreciate it 🙌
love the broad explanation brother, especailly when u go into alternative realities. the what if questions when u explain the scenario in multiple ways and what the correct decision in ur mind is then. really helps a lot that way off explaining, keep it up with the content broski massive W.
@@Snake_1v9 🙏 all of my videos are one takes, never really any script behind it but since the alternate realities thing is helping a lot and i never really realizef that i am doing that since i just yap what my thought process is i will try to keep that since league is all about pattern recognition and thatd the most important part. Appreciate you
@@caozicoaching yes sir, i’m a midlaner so hearing you explain everything like that is very informative for either a lower elo player or someone that doesn’t play ur role
Streamen wird ne Zeit brauchen, bin momentan mit Arbeit, Coachings, TH-cam Content und dem ganzen drumherum für die 24 stunden die ich am Tag hab komplett durchgebucht. Ich will aber sowieso in zukunft streamen ontop aber kann dir nicht versprechen wann es dazu kommen wird. Danke für den Support though👍
@@kamilkollodi2060 even against squishy champs bork will be the only item granting so much lifesteal, playing kraken often feels like having loads of dmg but not being able to use it since you are a glass canon. Its honestly just my preference kraken does not feel strong to me at all
Unless i knew for whatever reason that he was botside i think a double kill botside is not worth more than my entire topside and crubs. If it was only crubs debatable but 3 camps and crubs is alot to give up especially if botlane was not guaranteed so i wouldnt suggest to go for a botgank here if you give up so much on the otherside if u dont have to give it up
@@Kislara22 great question, if i check his red and its gone i would just recall since that would mean he would have done 3 camps at most and just protect my top camps and then based on my laners state mid and top invade him if i believe we got good enough prio. Again i cannnot say what i would do since its just speculation but yes since my bot camps are on a resapwn that would be my only initial move of recalling and going there and then adapting to the information by the time i am on my camps accordingly
@@brianlee6236 i would collapse with my team either on enemy mid or jhin dependin who is moving, if for whatever reason my team doesnt care i got no other option but to run. I would only die there if i dont recognize the move fast enough allowing them to collapse on me from both sides, thats why you have to be really aware when u go for invades especially since every second counts
How do you play if the enemy jungler is powerfarming? I see your way of playing is based on give camps efficiency for covering your laners or preventing the enemy jungler for ganking, but what would you do in case the enemy jungler is for example, a powerfarmer shyvanna?
I play the same way because if you look at the way i am playing i am never giving up my camps at any point because i track the enemy jungler at all times pretty much and i never lose track and I never allow them to get my camps freely. If i would allow them to get my camps only because i value 2 guaranteed kills for example over the enemy jungler possibly getting 2 camps at most. If you go over the video you will see there is no point in time where i potentially give up my camps ever in return for nothing. And thats why going for guaranteed invades, ganks etc is so important. There is no point in me ganking lanes etc. if its not guaranteed because then i might aswell protect the enemy junglers counterplay of taking my camps aka take my camps before they can instead of ganking. But since i always evaluate the enemy junglers position and my options on the map i never fall behind, quite the opposite, i get ahead more and more and theres nothing they can do about it besides playing just as "good"
Is this a different playstyle in the jungle cuz i see other edu jg content creators and they say like dont skip camps dont gank weak side more safer and slower playstyles
I mean most coaches / content creators preach very oversimplified concepts which only really apply to sub Platinum players. I would for sure teach an iron player to just get camps of the map and then think about ganking but for everyone in the tiers gold+ there is only so much success you will find applying these simple concepts such as "play slow" etc. What i am trying to do is teach replicatable concepts but still keeping it simple. And all of the stuff im teaching is based on information on the map and then applying the fundamentals accordingly. I can not really give you an answer such as "play slow on scaling champs" or "perma invade on strong champs" because that simply is not true. It's all about the scenario you are in does not matter which champ you play. But i think the video should make logical sense to you and most likely why you ask that question which is totally reasonable but as you can see when people preach "playing slow" or "dont skip camps" it will only get you so far in Soloq. At some point the game becomes more detailed but thats what im trying to teach yet keeping it as simple and replicable as possible. Hope that answer makes sense for you rather than being confusing 👍
While I appreciate the details and everything, this feels like such a bad example game. You start off 2/0 before laning phase and then pretty much every gank is a kill with 3 ganks in the first 4 minutes. This is not an average game. In an average game you would have 1-2 lanes inting before you arrive, you would have the enemy team counter your invade, since they warded, etc. This is not: How to win every game. This is: How winning is super easy when all things work well.
25 % of your games you will be able to gank alot in the early game, 25 % of games you wont get ganks off in the early game at all, and 50 % of your games will be a mixture of both extremes. I just uploaded 1 second ago a video on a game where there were not any gank opportunities whatsoever and i still made the best out of it. The reason for this video though is since most people do not even identify any gank opportunities in games where I would see dozens of opportunties. It's not like the game was free, it only looks so free since I identified what was guaranteed and being decisive with that. Or do you believe the average Dia / Master player would be able to identify in such a "easy game" all of these opportunities and get this quick this far ahead. i can tell you from having coached in every Elo bracket dozens of people over the past week even Master Players struggle with this concept A LOT. Im not sure what elo you are but if you are Gm+ this of course is easy. It looks easier than it is and im not saying that in a boasting way, not at all but the game looks very easy since it is once you mastered the fundamentals of Identifiying Ganks, Objectives and so many other concepts but if you are looking for a game that is not as "easy" i would suggest you to watch my latest one that showcases a game where there were not any opportunities in the first 5-6 minutes
@@caozicoaching Thanks for the detailed and informative answer. However, I would say that Viego is a really good jungler in terms of ganking. Therefore what you would see from worse players is that they'd overforce ganks, when the opportunities aren't that great (and those players would have been greatly rewarded here). From that perspective and also considering that some junglers like let's say a Shyvana are terrible at ganking pre 6, this game looked incredibly free. You couldve totally autopiloted it and got away with it, whereas if you did the exact same thing with Shyvana it would not have worked at all. It just seemed like a perfect set up specifically for a good ganking champ like Viego. Of course this doesn't take away from your performance. It just doesn't seem as impressive as it could if the game was more difficult. Feel me? Will definitely watch the other videos. I enjoy you sharing your thought process. I used to main Shaco but I really struggled after the item nerfs, so I tried out more hyper farming champions, I have to adapt to that different playstyle and am currently a bit stuck, although I don't really play much. I just recently came back after not playing league in 8 years and also need to re-learn the champions that got reworked and the new ones. Currently platinum 4. Was dia 1 back in the good old days, but a lot has changed.
@@caozicoaching Also: No the average player wouldn't have gotten the maximum out of the situation. Especially the awareness of which camps graves took when he had 16 cs seemed pretty aware and focused. I would've just assumed he took top side + scuttle, but then scuttle was up and he showed a red buff, so we got a whole different story. Definitely ignore top side jungle for a while, I think most players would've struggled to identify that. But IDK about current dia/master level players and what they can and cannot perform. I focus on these things most of the time myself, but as a platinum scrub, it's clear that I have many other deficits, some I would definitely attribute to my lack of knowledge about many of the champions since they are different or new. Just imagine how embarrassing it is to die to a Sett after hitting him low, because I didn't know about his abilities and grit. Getting added by gold players who flame me after the game, when I used to be high diamond 😢
@@pascaltomasovic3586 Maybe i misunderstood you but yes you are actually right i of course do not assume that the average player would identify everything to a T but thats why i am making these videos so people become aware and best case apply the stuff to the best of their ability. I totally understand that the "average player" will struggle with that but again i think everyone can become way above average and so can you, put in the work and keep the curiosity up, those 2 things are really the common determinant for people who skyrocket elo wise after one or more coaching sessions or watching videos. And of course keep the good mental and dont boom 😂🙏
@@pascaltomasovic3586 appreciate the kind words and yes i dont disagree at all, the game was not the "toughest" game but then again how many games are truly so tough that even canyon, agurin, bo and all these other great players are not even able to carry especially below grandmaster elo. There are of course "unwinnable" games despite you playing to the best of your ability but league is a sample size game. Its not about 1 or 2 games, its about all the games you play in a season and then you will find out more times than not the large majority of your games are either even or hard winning on your side. If you identify the right opportunities in those games and push ur chance of winning to the max by applying the fundamentals and so on correctly you will climb, no doubt about that, dont worry about the leftover 20 % " unwinnable games" focus in doing your best and you will for sure see great success because all you need in order to climb is a 55% wr, anything above that will just be a speedrun in terms of climbing which is not realistic unless you are playing against worse players aka smurfing 🙏
Now the question is if the title of this video was justified or not. Thats up to you but i agree, 90% of videos with this title are just copy cats doing the same shit as always.
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Lmao, appreciate it
@@caozicoaching im sure im also not the first to mention the familiarity?
That’s why he hasn’t been fighting! He’s too busy grinding here!
@@zali9930 you are actually person number 1000 atleast but the first one in the comments to mention it, i thought i escaped the cycle of being a conor mini me 😂there you go💀
@@RandyDaGamer frfr 😎
Good stuff. I’m an emerald fiddle main and what I like about this content is that you seemed to trim all the fat that other educational channels have in their videos. You explained things in a straightforward manner with application. Instead of explaining concepts for hours, you showed the applications of those concepts in a live setting. I also liked how you showed the full game and the decisions you made in the mid game and why. Lots of channels will just cover early game and then be like ‘just win after that’. This really helped me learn personally. The acknowledgement of the complexity of the game at the end and applying it as simply as possible was a nice touch. Thank you.
100% what I was trying to do especially with this Video. I was not sure if i really trimmed it all down to the Fat because sometimes i tend to get lost in the moment and end up explaining some concepts very indepth but as you have said I really tried to do that in this Video. Keeping it Replicable yet simple and reasonable. Glad it was this clear to you and i totally started explaining it that way due to the many coaching videos out there that might have some truth to them but just leave so much "fat" on concepts which makes them hard to apply conistently especially for players who start out learning the game no matter which elo. Appreciate it 🙌
love the broad explanation brother, especailly when u go into alternative realities. the what if questions when u explain the scenario in multiple ways and what the correct decision in ur mind is then. really helps a lot that way off explaining, keep it up with the content broski massive W.
@@Snake_1v9 🙏 all of my videos are one takes, never really any script behind it but since the alternate realities thing is helping a lot and i never really realizef that i am doing that since i just yap what my thought process is i will try to keep that since league is all about pattern recognition and thatd the most important part. Appreciate you
@@caozicoaching yes sir, i’m a midlaner so hearing you explain everything like that is very informative for either a lower elo player or someone that doesn’t play ur role
@@Snake_1v9 🙏
Guter Content, straight to the point, Danke. Streamst du zufällig auch high elo games?
Streamen wird ne Zeit brauchen, bin momentan mit Arbeit, Coachings, TH-cam Content und dem ganzen drumherum für die 24 stunden die ich am Tag hab komplett durchgebucht. Ich will aber sowieso in zukunft streamen ontop aber kann dir nicht versprechen wann es dazu kommen wird. Danke für den Support though👍
great video bro, handsome facecam as well lol
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why botrk, they are squishy, pls explain, i see many other guides say kraken trinity etc. 1st item
@@kamilkollodi2060 even against squishy champs bork will be the only item granting so much lifesteal, playing kraken often feels like having loads of dmg but not being able to use it since you are a glass canon. Its honestly just my preference kraken does not feel strong to me at all
is it worth it to go for bot gank if there was a gank and potenially give up grubs and your top side at 13:42 ??
Unless i knew for whatever reason that he was botside i think a double kill botside is not worth more than my entire topside and crubs. If it was only crubs debatable but 3 camps and crubs is alot to give up especially if botlane was not guaranteed so i wouldnt suggest to go for a botgank here if you give up so much on the otherside if u dont have to give it up
@@caozicoaching yes thats how i see it as well👍 you said it in the video thats why i was Wondering
Bester Jungle content denn ich bisher gefunden habe! Vielen Dank!
@@bobincognito Danke bro 🙏
What would you do after the first bot gank if graves had started red then invaded your top side? Recall and invade him?
@@Kislara22 great question, if i check his red and its gone i would just recall since that would mean he would have done 3 camps at most and just protect my top camps and then based on my laners state mid and top invade him if i believe we got good enough prio. Again i cannnot say what i would do since its just speculation but yes since my bot camps are on a resapwn that would be my only initial move of recalling and going there and then adapting to the information by the time i am on my camps accordingly
When you are taking red, and mid and jhin comes, do you fight them or do you just try to run and execute or base?
@@brianlee6236 i would collapse with my team either on enemy mid or jhin dependin who is moving, if for whatever reason my team doesnt care i got no other option but to run. I would only die there if i dont recognize the move fast enough allowing them to collapse on me from both sides, thats why you have to be really aware when u go for invades especially since every second counts
@@caozicoaching thank you. I hope you do some hec or voli gameplay.
@@brianlee6236 currently finishing up a 2hr long ganking theory video but i can squeeze a hec game inbetween and voli for tmr
How do you play if the enemy jungler is powerfarming? I see your way of playing is based on give camps efficiency for covering your laners or preventing the enemy jungler for ganking, but what would you do in case the enemy jungler is for example, a powerfarmer shyvanna?
I play the same way because if you look at the way i am playing i am never giving up my camps at any point because i track the enemy jungler at all times pretty much and i never lose track and I never allow them to get my camps freely. If i would allow them to get my camps only because i value 2 guaranteed kills for example over the enemy jungler possibly getting 2 camps at most.
If you go over the video you will see there is no point in time where i potentially give up my camps ever in return for nothing. And thats why going for guaranteed invades, ganks etc is so important. There is no point in me ganking lanes etc. if its not guaranteed because then i might aswell protect the enemy junglers counterplay of taking my camps aka take my camps before they can instead of ganking. But since i always evaluate the enemy junglers position and my options on the map i never fall behind, quite the opposite, i get ahead more and more and theres nothing they can do about it besides playing just as "good"
Is this a different playstyle in the jungle cuz i see other edu jg content creators and they say like dont skip camps dont gank weak side more safer and slower playstyles
I mean most coaches / content creators preach very oversimplified concepts which only really apply to sub Platinum players. I would for sure teach an iron player to just get camps of the map and then think about ganking but for everyone in the tiers gold+ there is only so much success you will find applying these simple concepts such as "play slow" etc. What i am trying to do is teach replicatable concepts but still keeping it simple. And all of the stuff im teaching is based on information on the map and then applying the fundamentals accordingly. I can not really give you an answer such as "play slow on scaling champs" or "perma invade on strong champs" because that simply is not true. It's all about the scenario you are in does not matter which champ you play.
But i think the video should make logical sense to you and most likely why you ask that question which is totally reasonable but as you can see when people preach "playing slow" or "dont skip camps" it will only get you so far in Soloq. At some point the game becomes more detailed but thats what im trying to teach yet keeping it as simple and replicable as possible.
Hope that answer makes sense for you rather than being confusing 👍
I miss the subtitles, I would like to follow them so I don't miss anything my English is bad I speak Portuguese
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@@samuelmendonca quando vi tava sem
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@@mateomoore6385 lmao i gotta remember that
While I appreciate the details and everything, this feels like such a bad example game. You start off 2/0 before laning phase and then pretty much every gank is a kill with 3 ganks in the first 4 minutes. This is not an average game. In an average game you would have 1-2 lanes inting before you arrive, you would have the enemy team counter your invade, since they warded, etc.
This is not: How to win every game. This is: How winning is super easy when all things work well.
25 % of your games you will be able to gank alot in the early game, 25 % of games you wont get ganks off in the early game at all, and 50 % of your games will be a mixture of both extremes. I just uploaded 1 second ago a video on a game where there were not any gank opportunities whatsoever and i still made the best out of it. The reason for this video though is since most people do not even identify any gank opportunities in games where I would see dozens of opportunties.
It's not like the game was free, it only looks so free since I identified what was guaranteed and being decisive with that. Or do you believe the average Dia / Master player would be able to identify in such a "easy game" all of these opportunities and get this quick this far ahead.
i can tell you from having coached in every Elo bracket dozens of people over the past week even Master Players struggle with this concept A LOT. Im not sure what elo you are but if you are Gm+ this of course is easy. It looks easier than it is and im not saying that in a boasting way, not at all but the game looks very easy since it is once you mastered the fundamentals of Identifiying Ganks, Objectives and so many other concepts but if you are looking for a game that is not as "easy" i would suggest you to watch my latest one that showcases a game where there were not any opportunities in the first 5-6 minutes
@@caozicoaching Thanks for the detailed and informative answer. However, I would say that Viego is a really good jungler in terms of ganking. Therefore what you would see from worse players is that they'd overforce ganks, when the opportunities aren't that great (and those players would have been greatly rewarded here). From that perspective and also considering that some junglers like let's say a Shyvana are terrible at ganking pre 6, this game looked incredibly free. You couldve totally autopiloted it and got away with it, whereas if you did the exact same thing with Shyvana it would not have worked at all. It just seemed like a perfect set up specifically for a good ganking champ like Viego. Of course this doesn't take away from your performance. It just doesn't seem as impressive as it could if the game was more difficult. Feel me?
Will definitely watch the other videos. I enjoy you sharing your thought process. I used to main Shaco but I really struggled after the item nerfs, so I tried out more hyper farming champions, I have to adapt to that different playstyle and am currently a bit stuck, although I don't really play much. I just recently came back after not playing league in 8 years and also need to re-learn the champions that got reworked and the new ones. Currently platinum 4. Was dia 1 back in the good old days, but a lot has changed.
@@caozicoaching Also: No the average player wouldn't have gotten the maximum out of the situation. Especially the awareness of which camps graves took when he had 16 cs seemed pretty aware and focused. I would've just assumed he took top side + scuttle, but then scuttle was up and he showed a red buff, so we got a whole different story. Definitely ignore top side jungle for a while, I think most players would've struggled to identify that. But IDK about current dia/master level players and what they can and cannot perform. I focus on these things most of the time myself, but as a platinum scrub, it's clear that I have many other deficits, some I would definitely attribute to my lack of knowledge about many of the champions since they are different or new. Just imagine how embarrassing it is to die to a Sett after hitting him low, because I didn't know about his abilities and grit. Getting added by gold players who flame me after the game, when I used to be high diamond 😢
@@pascaltomasovic3586 Maybe i misunderstood you but yes you are actually right i of course do not assume that the average player would identify everything to a T but thats why i am making these videos so people become aware and best case apply the stuff to the best of their ability. I totally understand that the "average player" will struggle with that but again i think everyone can become way above average and so can you, put in the work and keep the curiosity up, those 2 things are really the common determinant for people who skyrocket elo wise after one or more coaching sessions or watching videos. And of course keep the good mental and dont boom 😂🙏
@@pascaltomasovic3586 appreciate the kind words and yes i dont disagree at all, the game was not the "toughest" game but then again how many games are truly so tough that even canyon, agurin, bo and all these other great players are not even able to carry especially below grandmaster elo. There are of course "unwinnable" games despite you playing to the best of your ability but league is a sample size game. Its not about 1 or 2 games, its about all the games you play in a season and then you will find out more times than not the large majority of your games are either even or hard winning on your side. If you identify the right opportunities in those games and push ur chance of winning to the max by applying the fundamentals and so on correctly you will climb, no doubt about that, dont worry about the leftover 20 % " unwinnable games" focus in doing your best and you will for sure see great success because all you need in order to climb is a 55% wr, anything above that will just be a speedrun in terms of climbing which is not realistic unless you are playing against worse players aka smurfing 🙏
The amount of Videos with this title on YT is nauseating.
90% of them are same basic stuff over and over and while not wrong, it leads to nothing.
Now the question is if the title of this video was justified or not. Thats up to you but i agree, 90% of videos with this title are just copy cats doing the same shit as always.